Indians blank Rebels as South Atlantic League action resumes
Savannah Indians shut out the Rebels 5 to 0 in a South Atlantic League game. Columbus Cardinals defeated the Reds of Columbia 7 to 6 in an one inning tilt. Grenville Spinners moved to third. Macon Peaches fell to fourth as leaders stay tied. Bob Eissminger notched the win. Rube Melton also won for the Spinners.
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Columbus Cardinals
Reds of
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Grenville
Indians
Macon
Peaches
Tribes
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Reds
Bob Eissminger
Dennis Eeder
Rube Melton
Jacksonville
Sninners
Greenville
Tigers
Don Pelps
La Motta Captures Middleweight Crown Despite Hand Injury
Detroit June 17 AP Jake La Motta won the world middleweight title with a 10th round knockout of Marcel Cerdan of Casablanca at Briggs Stadium. La Motta hurt his hand in victory and must await defense terms while Cerdan suffers a shoulder pull. Net gate about 12 810 dollars. La Motta receives about 19 171 in escrow until title defense.
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Jake la Motta
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Marcel Cerdan
Casablanca
Briggs Stadium
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Marcel
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Joseph Cahaiau
Michigan Boxing Commission
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Michigan
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Socialist Style Boy Scouts In Poland Reorganized
Warsaw based Boy Scouts are being educated in a socialist framework and folded into the Communist controlled Polish Youth association as an active subsidiary. The Polish Boy Scouts and Guides have withdrawn from the World Scouts Association citing alleged reactionary attitudes toward Poland.
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Polish Youth Association
Polish
Boy Scouts
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World Scouts Association
Poland
Thomasville Center hosts first memory dance and Red Cross unit forms
The VA center held a Thursday night entertainment that became an old fashioned square dance with ballroom touches. Curtis Gordon and His Hill Billy Pals provided music as 30 to 50 members danced. Dick Little and partner won a waltz contest. The Gray Ladies Red Cross unit led by Mrs Maymee Adler will begin center work with a Bingo party next Tuesday. Frank Hogan, born 1882, a World War veteran, rests at the Domiciliary Center as he contemplates future moves. The center also notes activities of Mr and Mrs W H Byrd of Atlanta visiting Allen Byrd, and updates on staff and residents including Judge William Burbage and Charlie Brannon.
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Robert Chastain
Thomasville
Dick Little
Andrews
Special Services Division
Arts and Crafts
Special Services
American Red Cross
Maymee B. Adier
Red Cross
San Francisco
Adler
Dave Battle
Roy Huggins
Dorothy Wise
Gray
Harris “.Aithell
Thomas B. Roberts
W. J. Miller
R. J. Mitchell
W. R Stewart
Olana Shields
S. H. Coker
John Watt
Watt
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Francis M. Hogan
Savannah
Washington
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Army
Navy
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Normandy
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Georgia Florida leagues and national league scores listed
Sports brief lists games from Georgia Florida leagues and national American leagues. Notable matchups include New York at Mushburel and Philadelphia at Chicago with Boston, plus results like Valdanta 4 Americus 1 and Philadelphia 4 Chicago 7. Also notes Miss Rhode Island visiting St Petersburg.
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Atlanta Drops Twin Bill to Travelers as Barons Lead
The Atlanta Crackers lost a doubleheader to the Little Rock Travelers 3-2 and 4-2 letting Birmingham Barons rise as the top Southern Association club. Memphis, Nashville, and Mobile also played, with Little Rock sweeping Mobile Bears and Nashville splitting with New Orleans.
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Little Rock Travelers
Birmingham
Barons
Memphis Chicks
Crackers
Peter Jodica
Hugh Mulcahy
Memphis
Chick
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Mobile
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Tookie Gilbert
Wade
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